Local Socials and Sports Notes Thinly Veiled
The bridge club met at Mrs. Samuel King's 213 Whitley avenue. Miss Jane Almberg at 204 Grant entertained Pal basketball team members and friends Friday. Mrs. Nellie Smith hosted the Cheerful Workers Circle of Ottawa Street M. E. church at an alley meeting Thursday. The Longfellow Parent-Teachers Association held a bakery sale and card party Monday. Mrs. Walter Shoop at 109 Mississippi Avenue hosted the H-Nine club Thursday. Theta Chi basketball players Kennedy Heggie Longley Munch return to studies at the University of Illinois from spring break and will face the Independent champions this weekend, with a potential Chicago trip to meet medicine and dentistry school champions if they win. Mrs. Leonard Kallman second Avenue hosted a Roanoke bridge club Tuesday. St Louis guest J E Laufketter returned home from a visit to her daughter Mrs F M Fitzgerald 304 E Washington. Robert and Ted Bates, Northwestern and Illinois respectively, spent Easter with their parents on Richards Street. Gordon Longley E Cass Street left for La Salle Illinois for a field trip with a University of Illinois class.
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Samuel King
Whitley Ave
Jane Almberg
Grant Ave
Pal
Nellie Smith
Ottawa Street
M. E
H-Nine
George Kennedy
Robert Heggie
Gordon Longley
Donald Munch
University of Illinois
Theta Chi Fraternity
Chicago
University of Illinois School of Medicine and Dentistry
Leonard Kallman
Second Ave
Roanoke
E. Cass Sr
la Salle
Ill
University of Ilinois
White Store completes 62nd stock purchase in Joliet
J. J. Cohen, owner-manager of the White Store, announces acquisition of the entire Paragon Paint Co. stock as his 62nd Joliet business stock purchase. The stock will be offered for sale soon. Cohen also announces purchase of 10 carloads of shrubbery from a major U S nursery, en route for sale shortly.
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Paragon Paint Co
J. J. Cohen
Mr. Cohen
Joliet
United States
Color of the 1932 Primary Ballots Announced
The Joliet county clerk announces the ballot colors for the April 12 1932 primary. Republican ballots will be white and Democratic ballots green. Dated Joliet March 28 1932. Albion F Delander County Clerk.
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Joliet
Albion F. Delander
Publication details for Joliet newspaper listing
Published each Friday by The Spectator Publishing Co. 401 N Chicago Street Joliet Ill Entered as second class matter at Joliet Post Office under the Act of Congress March 8 1879 Telephone 9237 9238
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The
Spectator Publishing Co
Chicago Street
Joliet
Ill
Congress
Labor Council to Convene in Joliet for Two Day Session
Midwest labor group to meet at Joliet Chamber of Commerce tomorrow for a two day discussion of wage scales trade and legislation affecting rivers buildings and other state and federal work. Central Trades and Building Trades councils host with headquarters at Woodruff hotel and registration starting Friday night.
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Midwest
Labor Co
Joliet
Think Hard Answers Read as a Q&A Set
A list of 10 items: questions and answers covering topics from counts and places to definitions and names. Includes numbers 187 and ton measurements, figures like Will Rogers and Ted Husing, and a glacier iceberg event.
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Southern
California
Will Rogers
Myron
T. Herrick
Ted Husing
Midshipman
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Brookyln News
Brooklyn
Harriet
2Nd Avenue
WHITE
Hollywood
Wayne King
Dorothy Janis
Highland Park, Ill
King
Ramon Novarro
Rehn
State’s Attorney’s Office
Will County
Labor Council
William A. Hamilton
Joliet Township
Hamilton
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